Efficiency in Digital Biopsy and Spot Imaging

The syngo Opdima® digital biopsy and spot imaging system combines outstanding image quality with optimized clinical workflow and is compatible with MAMMOMAT 1000*, 3000 Nova and Novation^DR systems.

* only spot imaging

Superb image quality

With detector resolution of 20 lp/mm, syngo Opdima is benchmark in the industry. In addition, syngo Opdima provides 4,096 shades of grey for a very high contrast range. At this level of resolution, even small microcalcifications can be detected. In addition, syngo Opdima offers a large spot field of view with 49 mm x 85 mm.

Applications

• Stereotactic needle, vacuum and core biopsies
• Localization procedures
• Digital spot imaging

Patient and user benefits

• Fast stereotactic biopsy and spot imaging
• Mammography and biopsies in the same system
• Space-saving biopsy system
• Better diagnosis due to high resolution

100 µm conventional FFDM
Resolution of 5 lp/mm enables detection of microcalcifications > 150 µm. This limited resolution is probably not sufficient for the high demands of mammography (not used with Siemens systems).

50 µm high resolution FFDM
With 7-10 lp/mm, it's possible to detect tiny microcalcifications down to 100 µm and to clearly characterize the shape of microcalcifications down to 150 µm. Siemens FFDM and syngo Opdima systems achieve this level of performance with wide margins.

25 µm high resolution CCD
Providing 20 lp/mm, syngo Opdima gives you a very high level of resolution, providing detection down to 50 µm and characterization down to 100 µm.

Completely optimized digital workflow with syngo Opdima

• Demographic data is gathered from the RIS via DICOM Modality Worklist or entered manually
• After patient positioning, the exposure is released at the control unit while the generated images are displayed at the AWS.
• The patient study can be stored in the clinical archive and/or documented on film or paper.

DICOM 3.0 functions
DICOM Basic

DICOM Storage (Send/Receive)
DICOM interface for image data communication in a clinical network (PACS) based on the DICOM 3.0 standard.
Sending and receiving of images.

DICOM Query/Retrieve
Retrieval of studies from a digital archive, a workstation or other imaging systems

DICOM Storage Commitment
Archiving confirmation from the image archive.

DICOM Print
For connection to a DICOM-compatible camera or DICOM-compatible printer

DICOM Worklist Management
For importing patient/examination data from an independent HIS/RIS system, including HIS/RIS queries via special search criteria

MPPS (Modality Performed Procedure Step)
For exporting examination data to external IT systems